ZINE — BODY.TXT vol001
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A 200-page field manual for the soul — built for clarity in a world of static.

A synthesis of philosophy, diagram, and meditation, it distills ideas on self-regulation, identity, and spiritual architecture. Made for those who value depth over distraction.

Printed on 80lb matte stock with a 100lb matte-laminated cover: weight in the hand, texture under the fingertips. A perfect-bound spine designed to be broken in, lived with, and returned to.

Not a magazine. Not a book.
A physical thought-object — created for slowness, precision, and presence.

Each page is a reminder, a meditation, a lens. Open at random, morning or night, and let a single page guide you back to presence. Return daily as compass, as ritual, as grounding in the noise of modern life.

For the seeker. The skeptic. The quiet builder of inner worlds.
BODY.TXT is an anchor. A mirror. A reminder.

WHY A ZINE?

I made this because I had to.

Because something in me was breaking apart — and rebuilding itself differently.

Because I see a world lost in screens. Starving for meaning. Forgetting how to be human.
Drowning in information, starving for wisdom.

BODY.TXT became my way through the noise.
A signal. A mirror. A reminder. A way to speak to the soul — mine, and maybe yours.

We live in an age of miracles, yet remain more disconnected than ever.
Chronically online. Spiritually underfed. Minds shrinking while the universe expands.

This life is a rare thing.
A conscious being on a rock, spinning through an infinite cosmos.
And we forget.

As children, we imagined. We dreamed.
Somewhere along the way that spark was buried — under distraction, under expectation.
We traded awe for algorithms.

This is a wake-up call.
A field guide.
A mirror.
A map.

To remember what it means to be here.
To live. To feel. To reconnect.
To return to the body. Expand the mind. Step back into the mystery.

If this reaches even one soul — if one person reads it and feels more alive — it was worth it.

Give it to someone who needs a pause.
A brother. A friend. A man who carries too much in silence.

This isn’t something you read once and shelve.
It’s meant to stay close — on your desk, on your table — waiting for the moment you forget what matters.
Open anywhere. Let it slow you down. Bring you back to yourself.

A limited, physical thing.
No notifications. No updates.
Each volume a different constellation,
but always the same:
timeless lessons for the ones who are listening.